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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27
CONFEDERATE DEAD.


Above this Is the die seven feet In
height by four and one-half feet square,
with four highly polished panels On the
west side II the inscription:
This monument n erected At the place Of his
birth by surviving comrade 10 commemorate
the virtues Of the Confederate dead, A. D..
1857
On the north panel is the following in
scription:
Beneath this scd II mingled the dust Of I01
unknown soldiers. who we're attached 70 the
following commands First Mississippi rcgf-
ment. Second Mississippi regiment. Seventh
Texas regiment, Eighth Kentucky regiment.
Forests cavalry and Greene's Kentucky ar
tillery. War between the states, is6f-is65.
On the east panel II engraved the scnti-
mcnt:
While martyrs for conscience sake are re-
spected. the valor and devotion OF the Con-
federate soldiers will be admired by the good
and the brave.
On the panel facing the south is the in
scription:
Round this column is buried ali the herois m
that could die.
The north and south sides OF the die arc
deco rated with bronze cannons and the
east and west sides with laurel wreaths,
Above the die ID q plain square shaft
twelve feet high. On the front Of the
shaft are two crossed swords. with .
laurel wreath. The structure Is
ornamcnted with C0rinthian
cap-st0ne bearing on It's summit
q pyramid Of I'VE polished granite cannon
balls, eighteen inches in diameter. The
entire structure ID thirty-seven and one
half feet In height At the approach 70
the monument from the south side Il an
ornamental entrance Of granite eight feet
wide. On the posts Of the entrance are
engraved branches Of laurel and oak, and
underneath an antique dagger cncircled
by wreath Of laurel
The lot In which the monument stands
Il one OF the most beautiful spots in
Southwestern Kentucky, and was select
ed by the donor Of the monument, who,
at his own expense, had the remains Of
the unknown soldiers removed from the
ground Ia which they rested for moro
than twenty years, placed In
new boxes and buried side
BY side In new lot. The new
rcsting- place for the Confederate dead IL
laid on in nearly the shape Of heart, Il
beautifully soddcd and II bordered by
granite curbinR. In addition 70 this gen.
erous work he had tho drives through the
grounds graveled with Paducah conglom-
crate gravel, al the surplus trees -.
moved and every Tombstone on the ground
straightcned--ln fact nothing was left
undone 70 besutify tho grounds for tho
occasion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

0ALLiPoLfs. o.. May ls.--A boiler ~ the
saw-miil Of Beta q Morrison exploded
Yesterday, wrccklng the mill and injuring
Ave men. three fatally.
Jas. Salguc, fireman, hal leg brokon
ard Il terribly scaldcd, but may live.
Sames Valentine. scaidcd nearly eli
over; will probably die.
John Dray, leg crushed and scaldcd from
head 10 foot.
Tease stone, bad cuts and bruises, but
condition hopeful.
Chas. Brown, a onc-armcd soldier, with
. wife and i've childrcn--lately from NAL
den, w va.-happcned In tho mill az tho
time or the accident and had his brains
ana eyes blown est
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

CHICAGO, May 10 An effort 10 said 70
Be in progress ia the labor camp 10 have
the legality Of tho building employers
combination 70 control the sale Of ma
tsriai In aid Of their lockout tested In
the courts. The alleged unlawf con-
spiracy will. Il Il said, be laid before
view 70 ~ presentation 20 the grand jury.
lives Of District Assembly No. a. He
gave Il a. his impression that an indict-
mcnt would be found, and volunteered the
suggestion that the true solution Of the
natter would b the creation Of : state
board Of labor and capital
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

WAsnrxoTox, May 10. -Solicitor-0eneraI
Jcnks, who u directing the suit Of w
Government against the Bell Tclephone
Company, has learned from District ~
torney Etcarns that the demurrer Med y
the He'll Company would be argued june
IA Ex-solicitor- General 0oode and = p
T.owrey, Of New York, Will 80 on % d. y.
ton 20 take part IN tho argument Ior ~
Government The Government counss.
feel very sanguinc Of success. wnc.ns'
they win IN the lower court or not 49,
not seem 20 important 70 them g s .ssd
they should ret the case before the un's. ~.
states Supreme Court - soon -
s,ble, and that ID what they arc s'r"''s
% 10.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

EVANSVILLE, Ind, May 10-At Hender.
son, KY, this mornlng two men connected
with the Robinson show got into dim
Guilty, during which one Of them cut the
other across tho throat and breast The
wounded man walked few steps. sa'
down on chair and expired. The jugu,,
lar vein had been severed. and the bloca
from the wound formed : pool entirely
across the pavement The murderer g.
capped. The dead man was brought y
thia city. whore he will be buried.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

AxAcKEREL 6eet Is beginning - arrive
on the western coast Of Nova Scotia The
American se-ners-Howard Holorook-
Pendragon and Senator Horgan-report
no mackerei south and say mere viii %
. large feet Of American saners on ne
coast
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

GENIAL vrscorxr 7. nyr. Commits
sioner OF Agriculture and Commerce Of
Japan. and I'VE other gentlemen connect
ed with the same department are In
Washington They are IN this country 70
study the American systems Of agriculture
and trans portation-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

MAsoR Ben PEKLEY PooRE. the veteran
newspaper spondent was stricken
down on the nth while II the Capitol in
Washington. with An acute attack Of
Brighrs disease. Late q night Major
Poore was resting easily. but his condi-
ton is the cause Of uneasiness and alarm
among his friends
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

Ir is reported that the Bulgarian -
gents are ->aitating proclamation an
nouncing King Charles Of RonmaniA -
prince Of Bulgaria thus virtually making
OF the Danubian Balkan provinces one
kingdon- Rounania having. II Is said. con-
scented to the scheme.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

A I'm result Of An adverse vote In 0e
French Chamber q Deputies on the 18th,
on the bulge. Premier Goblet delivered
the designations Of the ministers 20 ffesi-
dent Grevy. and they were accepted The
matter causes uneasiness in Berlin
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

eRxon RoxrRo. the Mexican Minister.
has been confined to his room for . month
past with : serious illness, from which be
= now somewhat improved. Senior and
Nine. Romero have engaged passage fo1
Europa 10 sail on June n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

1ELLR HRL.xR. the richest heiress in the
Rothschlld family. threatens % withdraw
her entire capital from the nrm II the
family do not case their opposition % her
marriage 70 the man Of her choices Z
Belrian o1acer named Zulyen-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

PARrrrs engaged in oil production n
The Lima (OL) district are preparing %
organise - . nval 70 the Standard OIL
Company.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

TIE American exhibition il gaining in
public favor in London and crowds daily
visit the wild West show. A graft, ing
incident in connection with the Queens
recent visit Vas the manner in wh.ch her
Majesty saluted the American nag when
Sergeant Bates advanced and lowered Is
in the royal presence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

Tn Attorney-0encral Of Iowa has o.
ciailv advised sheri6s and other State Of
zcers that when engaged in enforcing the
Pronibitory Law, they have the righf-ox-
way and are TO pay - attention 20 he -
1erfcrencs Of federal authorities
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

1GR. Hiatt, the newly appointed United
States Treasures. visited the Treasury
Department On the 18th. and Was pres
ented to al the oE1cers Of the treasurer's
once By Assistant Treasurer Whelpley-
He says be viii not take charge Of the
once before next week, - Il will require
several days 70 perfect his o1ncial bond
and 20 comply with certain other require
mentA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

The most powerful natural gas well In
Indiana was drilled into o. the 18th It
L. Fontaine. near wabash At . depth
Of 800 feet gas vas struck In fair quaint
ties. During the afternoon the drill was
again lowered and q fifteen minutes =
column Of pzlveri59d Trcnton rock water
air, indicating an enormous pressure
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

n = said IN San Francisco that the
transcontinentsl roads will join boycott
against the American connections Of the
Canadian Pacific road because they are
carrying freight which comes TO them BY
the Canadian Pacific q : lower pro rate
than that carried By them for Pacific
coast roads. though the tonnage offered
By the latter ID much larger than that Of
the Canadian Pacific.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

a rsLEsRAn received q the Navy De-
partment recently stated that Lieutenant
0chwenk had accidentally shot himself
While q duty - of1cer Of the watch on
tAe Alert Nail advices received On the
1o.h put more serious ligh. On the mat
Ger. while o. duty Gu tbs vessel be
stopped 20 pick up revolver, which prov
"a % have been tied In such manner
that when lifted . bovine slipped
ever the trigger, causing : discharge.
Commander Graham reports that there
en- - no doubt that there vas plan %
sssassinate some oAlccr Of the vessel, and
that he has ordered searching investiga.
sion. Lieutenant Bchwenk was seriously
wounded n his left wrist and blood
nelsoning 3 feared
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

IN ~. d TAYLOR. confidential secre-
tary Of the late Senator Logan for some
years prior 70 the latter's death has
tu rDed over 70 Public Printer Benedict the
eulogies delivered in Congress upon SEN
ator Logan, revised and corrected There
viii b ready for distributor in shout
sixty days Congress ordered $4,000
copies printed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

Tn chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics 70
ports he total values Of the exports from
the United States Of the aforementioned
articles - follows: Beef and pork prod
ucts-8sx months ended April 81 1851,
e1l.3E,G11; ls84 cS7.S<i,9L Dairy prod
nets Twelve months ended April %
ISL, 0.oS1,364: 1s94 0gD. 166 Cattle
Ten mouths ended April 81 1881, G.217.-
90; iesA 6,p1o.o8 Hogs-Ten months
ended April -. iss7. e&i4s77; lss4 a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

The following description Of the monu
ment will be OF interest: The base Of IN
structure Is eight feet three niche
square, supporting . pedestal Of two pol
ishcd stones, with intagiio border. IN
upper stone projecting On the southern
face, in i raised panel, appear in boil
letter.:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

A little after miirish, one Sundsy morn.
lng word came % The Irvine, Scoi,ui, 20
lice ofilcc that miner hsi been df0srsd
while battling 10 The mill pord, Api that
bis comfsi,s wtfr searching fJr TIE body
BY mOoulight. SO Ssrgssbt Mcdonald
went down ~ take charge 81 the search.
lie foani four suits of cloiass laid cut ON
the wooded bsnk. soi TIRE. miners dip
ping aud diving Ia the poud. AL throagh
The night The pl0us task vas prosecuted
10 no pafpo.r. and dsybfesk fJaad = weary
party. who looked. a. one % them pus u,
"Mslr like kelpie< than men" The Ger
gesnt then stopped the search AMI told ore
Ofthc miners % 20 over 10 the irOvn'd
mans house and break the sal news - bis
relatives. "Drssk II gerily. he ssli. "for
II will b. sair blow % them" Of wcot
the messenger OF we, bat In minute or
two b c,me tearing down The bsnk III
found him." BE- cried "iie's asleep by
the ROAD. ani. nln. he's no half - droon'
ci 81 We are" IL vas tue. The missing
miner. who was, one may safely assume,
Ia g Saturday night condition when he
took bis dig, bad scrambled out OF The va
ter unoossrvei. cllmbcd the hank and lain
down on the grass by the ROAD, where be
slept the night through. while bis com
raiss were searching Tor bis body
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
GIVE THEM A cHAYcEi

That's 10 say. your lungs. Also all your
bres,hlng machinery. Very wonderful ma.
ehinery II l.. 10. only the larger alr-pss-
ssges, hut the thousands ofllttle tubes and
cavities leading from them.
when these are clogged and ehoked with
matter which ought no, To be there. your
lungs cannot half do their work. And
what they DO, they cannot do well.
Call u cold. cough. Group. pneumonls,
eatsrrh. consumption or any OF the family
OF throat aud nose and head and lung OBJ
struetions, all are bad. All ought 10 be
20, rid OF. There IL jast one sure wav 10
get rid OF them. That's TO take Boschee's
German Syrup, waich any druggist will
sell you NJ Is cents bottle. Even ifevery-
thing else has failed 700, you msy depend
upon this for certain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

A REMARKABLE CAsARY.-PeTh,ps the
most remarkable canary bird In the city OF
New York died from an apoplepiic a. last
week. II WAS what IL called an educated
.iune- bird" IL sang "Llfe let Ne cherish"
by Mozart, so well that I, was genuine
pleasure 10 listen 10 H. This bird belong.
ca 20 NJ. Hon. who has large barber
shop In Union Square. There are al pres
en-. two more ''tune-blris" In New York cl.
y. one belonging to Mrs. Beckwith, aud the
other 10 Mr.. Ralston, ofthe Farmers Loan
and Trus, Company. bu. neither one OF
these can sing so well A. could the little
sonsstsr that died last week. About three
years ago Mr.. Iloif Was offered $500 for IL
by q Spaniard connected with the legation
at Washington. who wanted TO present II
10 the present queen regent OF Spain. Maria
Christina. Mr.. lIon declined 10 sell IL FOR
$500, whersupon he was asked how much
be would take. lie replied that he would
not name any amount, inasmuch ~ he had
made up his mind TO keep the little fellow
a. long a. he lived.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
now THE RArcArCuER WORKS

Itl.s sight 10 see the "r,tcsiehsr" n.
rive a. the hotel AZ midnight lie does
not register and generally enters by the
side or servants door lie carries bulls
eye laDiern aud bag Ia one hand. or he
may strap the llghi 10 q belt, while 10 the
other he wlelfs . pair Of tongs. lie de-
seends 10 the lover regions ~ the srtsr,
the sioreroom and kltchep, AL now dark
and deserted. The ratca,ohsr uiiers n
low whistle or SOAK. which Il the latina
ton Of one "a, n Others that be has found
good nlbhling. ard all the rodents run out
from their hiding pisces Ia the direction
OF the familiar and welcome sound. ard
daring them by the glare 0f the lantern,
the man picks them M with bis t0ngs and
drops them into his bag with such agility
that seldom any escape. Blinded and par
ally rel by the light, only the Isolated ones
a,tsm?, TO run, and these are readily cap.
tared. The rstesteher visits the hotel
once or twice week. and the same one Is
employed by several houses. IL Is whis-
pered that he sells the rats % the Chinese
restaurants, but he denies the insinuitlon.
lie says he sells the hides, which he prop
efly cures and stretches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

An amusing circumstances occurred In
the British House OF Commons, In which
Mr.. Jseoby. one OF the members for Der.
byshire, was the principal actor. For
some unexplained cause or other he had
come down 20 the house In the early AMER
noon In O court suit adorned with his
sword, withou, which. ths, formidable
costume Is incomplete. As soon - this
deadly weapon was observed By one ofthe
messengers he politely made the wearer
acquainted with the fact that IL Was con-
trary TO the rules OF the house for members
10 wear their swords within its walls, and
Mr.. Jscoby. therefore, voluntarily dis
armed himself and handed the obnoxious
weapon over 20 the custody ofthe messen.
ger, amidst tie merriment and ironicAl
congratulations OF knot Of members cit
ting round him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
NOTICE.
Non.Rcaidcnt TnXes.

10 the toxn Of Greenwood. IN the Ccsrty OF ok.
ford. Tor the year lss5.
The following list of taxes on real estate OF moo
resident owners In the town Greenwood, tor The
year ls,t, In bills committed 10 Abner u. liu ant.
Collector 90 said town, ON the 18th day OF NAY.
is-i. has been retained BY ham 10 me a. remain'
Ing unpaid on the ieth day Of NAY. lea. By nj.
certificate Of thai date. and nov remain unpaid
and notice IL hereby given that said taxes. and
interest and charges are not paid into the treasury
Of the commitment OF tbs said blils.so much 0fr8e
real estate taxed M will be sufficient 70 pay the
am0unf due therefor, including Interest and
charges. will without further notice b. sold AZ
public auction IL the store Of y. y. Rsnf Co In
ssif town on the zlst day OF November ic7. a.
aiclofk In The siffrnaon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

LIKE THE LIVERY STABLE SrKxD.-
"whsi's the speed OF that horsei' was
asked al old colored man who Was lead.
ing sad looking equine into blacksmith
shop.
(which wayi'
"why, I don't see that Il should make
any difference which way he's headed"
"DAts ksse you dosn own him, sab.
His speed when he's gwine home, jIst keeps
. stop watch bobbln' al over. bat when
he's comm away from de ban you kin
cotch his tins by terbAcker box"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
DRUNKENNESS ON the Logon uABfr Pos
ifivELY CURED M ADMINISTERING
I'm Has - Gof nN~ SpFcfFfc

IL can be given In = cup OF coffee or Tea
without the knowledge OF the person TAX.
Ing IL, Il absolutely harmless aud will IL.
feet permanent and speedy cure. whether
the patient Is moderate irinker or an al.
cohollc wreck. Thousands of drunksrds
have been made temperate men who have
taken Golden Specific In their cof,e with.
out their knosledse. and to-day believe
they quit drinking OF their own free will.
IT NEVER FAILS. The system once
impfegusted with the Specific II becomes
40 utter imYosslblllty FOR the liquor Ape
lite IN exist For full particulars. address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co, Is5 Race s..
Cincinnati. %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
v-uIppEN ElvKR,

v-uIDpEN Elvms
I. You have dye enough male there TO
color t,Fsn dresses.
,. Ohio rsn. e silculstlus Wildly, bat
b. Tor. sssls,srcc souii sffivs N. little
Girl AS tfuwtci.
g. For lorg time no one wts able 10
op-n IN dlcr. but Al last John forced II
open
We wished d 60 ~ The m' nag-rle To
see the great slsphsut. Hippo; Ton, sc
cofdlugly escorted u there.
5. I. - isn 10 tnih. am csp-cislly
Avsrse 10 The proposed measure
6 Ia the oou.sivsinfy Law hetntl'
ful jtcAmim.c gsr'nlum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

Have 700 cough. cold. paln In The
chest. on bronchiii.i In fact. have you
the prrmouiiory symptoms OF corsnmp-
tioui i'so. know tha, relief Il witaln your
reach In the shape % DR wIsrAK's Hat
SAN OF wILp CuERKY. which. In many
esses. has snAiehtd the Victim from the
yAwniug grave.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

t.-ESioNA.
Composed oft0 letters.
Ny Q. 80. G, 80, -, II II psstllenee.
ny. -. 4. 10 Il . quick movement
MI 20. IS. . IL Ia mourn.
My 80. Is. ,. %. IL IL 20 cry aloud.
Ny NJ, 40, ~, N, 20 IL said ID be always
found In company with the ro>s.
Ny IS. =. "a, 10 l. q disease.
Ny s, Is, Is, 81, Z, 10 means pertaining
20 the sea
Ny q, 81. 20. %, - Il 10 euumera,e.
nv sc, -. 10. "a IL used on the water.
TIE whole contains two lines from svsry
familiar poem
JENNIE JOY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

Ink stains on mahogany furniture win
disappear n treated ~ follows; Procure
carpenters ehisel aud gouge out the
spots thus soiled. The holes may be filled
up with putty. To remove stains from
the character--lpherlt . fortune OF . mil.
lion dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

IlIE Sutse nDer hereby siysspuuiiC uoucf iaai
be has been duly appointed ~ TIE ll0u. jaiss
% Probate fOr the COsniy 0fOKiofi, ani astl nj
The trust ~ ExeratOf u The estAis u
GEORGE wAkkffELD. late Of Bf0snlff.
In SAID county, deceased, By giving bold a. ttt
lAs dlfcets he theref0re requests al psftons o.
dsbtef % the estate Of said decsAsed ~ mate
Immediate pAymsnts and thOse Who hsFs ary De-
msnds thereon 20 ethihit the sane ~
Juiy 10, issl. CHARLES b. WiiirNhl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

TlIE Subscriber hsrsby gives public nOt.e tlN
b. has bscn dolly spp0intsd ~ ne ll0a laifs
Of Probaic Tor the tognty q On f0rii an Afslnfl
Tie trusl a tserutnr 81 the estate OF
DOkCAs II. fOsfkK. Late u Bethel,
las directs. g. therefore requests al persons in
debtsi ~ the estate ~ sslf aecsssei o. maize ~
mediate payment, And those Who have ~
dsmanss thsr~oa 10 sshitu ne sane "
july ~, ls.7. HIRAM a. Esrhs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

TnE suhscfibef hereby Evct putlIe notie. ihsf
ne has t@en daily arp1iniei b. ths non. iafss
% Probate tor ne toantT or Ohfofd sai AZ
sumci the uusf - tsscutflr or ne esists o|
EPuKAtM Hus,Li.L. late ~ Hartford,
N saii CouniY, frostsei, ~ sifinf boii a. ne
indebfe o. re estate ~ aid dcceasei ~ mtif
imm s,iia,s payment, an those uho have .tI tc.
mAnds thsfsou 10 sshibH the same %
Juiy -, l~7. ALNigA RyssIti-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

TIiE Subscriber hereby siVss psblic noties IA
he has BEEN duly appoinisi ~ the Hoe. jaisr
% I.rotAts Cor the County n OAfofd. Ani Al.
sumsd the trust % Esecutof n the estate ~
CAIEB wAgRGN, lats % Denmafk,
In saii CouutY. de- cAsei, ~ sNirg boni a. %
ias directs. ~ thersfDre fcIassts al rsfsons 4.
dsbtsd to the sstais n sali decaasei - mate ini
mediate psymeuf. All thoss uho have anf O.
manfs th-rson % ekhitit me sane -
Jaiy b. To-. ARMAND wAKktN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
TILE ROsrnN STAR

says Dr. K,ufmSnn's great book 90 dis
eases. Us causes and home cure. With nns
cOlof,d plates. Il the best work ever pub
nshsi. A copy viii be sent free 10 sny
boiy who sends three . cent stamps. u
pay postage. 20 A 7. ofiway & Co. Bos'
ton, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

THE satscrItsr hereby gives pstrc nlfss
that hs has teen day spfoihfi Nv ne het
Jadge o. Probate Tor he touriy of utiofi 81
has sssgmsd The trust - ftesstof rel tf
Relate 81
SUSAN Z. FANON. late ~ Ditds.t.
IN said Ccssty, deceased. By siYirg ted o. no
as directs he therefore feslacsts al Tsfsnls O.
debtei % M estate q sal1 dsosassi % msts u
mediate payment. ani th0ss wno have anJ a.
manis thereon 10 srhiblt ths zane -
JaD ~, LOT. JOSEPH n. HOLMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

Tux subscriber hsrsbf gives public nouss inii
shs has tssa daily spfl intci ~ The hororahe
Judfs " l'rObsis f1f tts touutY % Oxiuri. AL
assumsi ths uSsi of Esecuirir u me D.
late %
ALANsON N DCSiiAM. late 81 NorutY,
10 sad ,oanty, drcsassd ~ EiFlnE bod a. o.
lAs directs che therefore requests ~ psrtCnt
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